Juli Briskman
Juli Briskman
Career
Juli Briskman worked at a govenrment contracting firm called Akima. Prior to that, she spent eight years working in the U.S. State Department between 2001 and 2009. During that time, she was based in Kazakhstan and Latvia. [5]
In November 2019, Briskman won a seat on the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, beating the incumbent Republican Suzanne Volpe.[14]
Education
In the Media
On October 31, 2017, Juli Briskman was photographed giving the middle finger to the presidential motorcade as she was riding a bicycle.
However, Ms. Briskman said she had emphasised to management that she had not been in working hours when the photograph was taken and had not mentioned her employers on the social media pages.
When asked if she regretted it, she said "I'd do it again".[3] Briskman also said that she participated in the Women's March after Donald Trump inauguration, standing outside the CIA building with a sign that said, “Not my President.” [5]
She also said that the incident gave her new inspiration to work at the polls in 2017, volunteer on Democrat Jennifer Wexton’s campaign when she ran for Congress, and run for a seat on the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors.[15]
Personal Life
Briskman is a single mother of two.[15]